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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-19

t-rstees are employing some .S OF sum- 1nu
- u1 cssh-to help her speno tne s-ad
spa spa ont of America. POOR Dsus The
m me T G will probably settle Int
n ~; with little check ana then was'
n ,u1 for the next crop q ;a of
nJ, seem TO be the pTlnclpsi
~nicn Of the American Opera" Ouo-
bIe.-Truth.
Tgr following amusing advertisement EN-
= tapen froIl st. Paul paper. l' ap
= "a in black sensational type
Engagement Extraordinary OF the
MORMON
Consisting of the following:
ELDER BAKER,
the original u who founaeo INV IN.
one OF " Church. The Patriarch OF tne FL ,;s
Morlnon+ Honse. Elder Baker VIII LIE
gov c man ives and sixteen children
I'LL nIsHop JOSHUA sToDDART'
ono oftbe original Destroying Angels; Ha IL,
On e; VI ST. story Of the Mountain MEADOW @a as
nra oogrenhieaIly related by one OF tne pa,
sa o;oo1ts An interesting lecture, uea.,a =;
aYistence and methods OF the y,
OF h' Ir will be delivered by the Motlr0 y
| SEua;o3,orv Mr.. Frank Larson EuttoI
MS 49, NelDs, This interesting tIOaP
lne peU an route to Europe to gain coni;ers
to their religion and TO encouIaG 1 made
t ~ Ito To tre deserts that have oeeH H'"NS
Blossom as the rose,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-19

tanish calls on us this week, on her
return from her San Francisco engage
ment. she will remain but one night,
nerforming Rosenthals play of Vioiets'
which she before announced for this
CITY. but dill not give. JAM N capt
vaTed good many admirers on her last
visit. by the purity OF her metkoos anu
she Quiet force of her style. .,-
AS showing the estimation IN Wn!CA
Tsnish is held by some OF her dlstln-
pushed sister artists, we publish the Iol-
io TanIish Nym Crinkle says, skipped
ont as Suddenly and mysterlously as
sSe came. During her short stay. IN
New York scarcely anybody saw her,
except Sarony and Christine NILSSON
And bv the way, both Christine NILSSON
ond Nine Modieska avowed the mos'
Extraordinary admiration for her as an
artist. l asked Modleska what IL wa
that Janish had ever done. she drew
hersalf up ike Corinthlaa column VIII
| a canitol of Greek immortelles. on'
has won the position at the very top @
the profession in Germany" she SAID
|What Bernhardt is in Paris Janlsh l
in Austria, with the added advantage o
4 heautv." [ suggested TO Peyser Il
secare Modjeska as an advance asen'
Int he ONLY quietly remarked: "On,
have TO hire Christine Nilsson also.
And so he would. l never heard wv
w1men go on as they do about an artist
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ANN LOTS FOR SALE

900 Brick house of four rooms s. III III
=, 10 o5s west front, situated cIose " a.,
16a rsiIroad depots and only AZ 9loo5s citr
BUSINESS centre, gooo neIshooi
water and gas close py. :; ,l,o T,ran+ieth !
o9i TI1wTanty-frst Wards for sale. for lui
tter particulars apply 81 my o ploei. t,o,,sa NJ
con frame rustic, adoDe-lined LOUSY at N ~
two rooms and c9n CT tSe ee TWeniisih Ward,
IL Aaaonfifnl view of The city ana VaIley 0nu
.;+b;n the limit of hydrant water. +,,-oo
VILE 90 Brick ana frame mouse 81 LIZ ~
nice rooms, with celia; Conner W. 81 use
l ,IoI fenned with good picket ence' nOto
we Inc rms by the door, plenty OF WIZ
So1,a choice fruit trees; coy niue lot
sum- 90 House of three rooms ana celdaI, 5o'
sx7 rods with small piece IN rear, l<o Iith
south front, lot well eu treeo pvd-sns water,
| young shade anu rum 'iS03'
IWe 5n0 House Of six rooms; iot oz2AlSS
,ods east front, only one block from - III =
r G. Depot; good opportunity 1oi az
rosd 4 man new brick house of three large
| - o,,d Dantry good flowing Wen oI w
Ter. lot AXIS rods, east tronI, snIo. oies ri husi
TaImDie Street, within fonr' oIocKs Oh p o5
ness zoo. Brick house of four rooms 4. ana ma
- oi+y- water in house lot 4Xo rods, "ess
front situated in the Eighteenth Halu' 9 9f
Ir;tbin half a block OF Rowland han. 80
1850 House Of four cb IICfs fp II' bearing
nrcbsrd 81 uated in the Eleventh war; SIT'
mo q beautiful view of the CITY anu SUI. sur
lnS country, only one BLOCK 1T TO
horsec0r line, plenty OF water -. -, - :,
SOO House of five rooms, peInS pa.
, b-;ct and part frame; lot S212Xo213 I Ieet
north front, good picket fence eAG Sioeii
! neighborhood, city water sltuateu sLA 'iV ~ e.
} easT OF Main street. 1000 80 four room
700. A frame rustic mouse oi !o! T.. dT TIaI,
lot 80 rods. east front, situated IN the Elev
, enth Ward, only nth oiONN A e.
E PlSSaSy neat adobe house of two rooms
r Win a small lot, situated in the Nlneteeht =
Ward, and only half block rom car iiA bo y
0 . 900. Frame nous1 OF six rooms, oaLl
. room mt ana cold water, east 'front.' icy Ak Z,
i as. excellent neighborhood ana WIN ~
half a block OF csr line. Twelfth Waro. 10
S 5000. Frame house OF seye e. 'o cit
bath room. buttery' tc; /y1n ro9 9sis s,ruS
"erv and plenty of shade trees, sou II ron
srrn, tear line, aud only two DiorK anu
quarter Irom Main Street; ~ -. ~,
1000 A neat brick mouse, OF ISg o.
ROOMS. with large pantry anu al w st lot &
rnds GOOD picket fence - nicely pslntel
wsITs ali graveled. east fiont, situated ct0 o
to an the railroad depots. s SU
400. Neat adobe cottage mouse Oh 10y
rooms. buttery, etc. LOU sba4a tree
si1nateS on D. & (. G. Railroad track, 81
taenth Wsrd. Good neighborhood, MAXI 81
avery desirable home ,-.uo 90 g,
3.bOO, Brick and frame mouse VI n n
rooms, kitchen and large r n;ctet fence fence a
sronnd the lot, lot well set with the We
eboioest varieties of fruit trees EEd snru
berv. plenty of shade; situated IL .ne LUZ y,
fseb}onabie part of the city, halt D O..
q from car line; east front.
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DRAMATIC AND LYRIC.
The Devils Auction ana
Janish.
THE MONUMENT CEREMONIES
vs.ardav,s Performances = Janlsn
a. violets Geneve Price
oliver Cromwell

The Theatre was well filed yesterday
especially in the second circle Wnere
80 cent prices reigned. One dollar
matinees will never grow intensely pop
The house that assembled to see the
Devils Auction in the evening was $50; 20,
course far behind that of the opening atfg
night. The reasons are that pretty u ein4'
m11cb ali the theatre-going population
was on hand Friday night. that no one
wanld want to see the piece twice, ano
that despite the many bright feature;
scattered through it, the dialogue is toe
DUH and the actors and actresses toC
tart TO make the piece conunuous1IY
drawing one for downstairs people; :. l
draws heavily above, however ana Is
fortune to its owner.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-19

LEWIS MORRISON is playing Won at
Last through Southern California.
JOSEPH R. GR1sMER and his clever lit
tie wife, Phoebe Davis, are among the
more notable attractions booked at the
Theatre next fall.
JOSEPH JEFFERSON and G. W. Coul-
dock ara fishing up in Maine. On &C.
count of mosquitoes they are compelled
to make up-that is, they smear their
faces with something that unnerves
the ''insex," and then cast their lines
in as pleasant places as they can find
expert anglers, and love to tell the
story-the story that never grows old
except to the listener. At present they
!; are the flowers of the Maine forest, and
wrangle and angle to their hearts
content. Bosom friends they are, anG
nothing much disturbs the deep of the
waters of their friendship-excep
when they land fish. The solitude
of the rod agrees with these old chums
They are far from the maddlng, etc.
and enjoy themselves to the full ben
!, of the rod, as it were.-Mirror.
MADAME FCRsCH MApI has bTough
= suit against the Thu-t er-ThOma
/ School of Opera Tor SD ,UUJ. iur arTear
' of salary due to her as directress of tha
0 remarkable institution. There is n
l reasonable defence to her suit and, i
[ fact, to Judge from the tenor OF Nj
e Frank Lawrence's letter to Madam
Fursch- Madi, there seems to be no dis
: position to deny the justice of th
g claim. After the usual legal instinct
J. procrastinate, however, Mr.. Lawrent
i asked for further delay On the yer
q diaphanous excuse that it was not jul
s now possible to secure quorum OF tt
trustees. The singer, however, thinf
d she has waited long enough for h'
lr money. and she probably wants it IL
ID the same purpose that the plutocrat
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-19

1,6OO new brick house OF t5reels-s,
rooms and vestibule, 3X10 RODS s.tuateffT
Twentieth Ward, one block from weuria.-
Ward schoOlhouse, west front; q coy Ii;'s
home.
adobe lined, of six rooms and kitchen; gOos
Dlsnk walks I'll around the house: OF sIsv
50 rods: good picket fence al round ,6s
lot. CITY water, situated three aud brf
blocks east of Main Street e.
$50 A neat adobe house OF Two rooms
| and large rock cellar, new; lot 2x5 rods ess.
| front. situated in the eastern part 0! tbs
Nineteenth Ward; bargain. IS
BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE.
600. A nice building lot, Sx10 rods, ssa
front, plenty of fruit and shade trees, within
one block of D q r. G. passenger depO.
$50 A very choice building lot, IS iee-
sonth front by los feet deep, situated On
Third Street, Eighteenth u ard, Iglyiug
beautiful view of the business part iihe
city, p enty of fresh air and no dust,
1,4UO. Two building lots, 5xS rods, each
To arsallev way in the rear, one blocS,fro
D. R 6, machine shops; viii seitS9e or
both desirable 10 railroad employees. p
5000. A good business property front
ing D & K. c passenger dep0., rentss
OF which pay fair interest OF price, lot 5x20
rods, afordiEg ample room Tor other build
600. Building lot, 4xSA rods, south
! ront. situated in the Eighth Ward. only one
block from car line and four blocks i;On
business; will sell ON the lnstaImeni plan. g
, $50. Choice building OF, 4XlO rods gO0i
: fence, south fronG and facing Dessert Uni
: versftv Square, half block on cst Inc
I | Nineteenth NarC. %
I FARMING LANDS:
100 email farm of four acres SbJg
i one acre OF a full bearing orchard, oai6n,.
S first class garden land, frame mouse OF tnI-
rooms and cellar with good lIick Hon. eZ
s cellent well of water, barn, 81. situated Z
= Mill Creek. SIX miles from this cl!y, y
!; 1905, Farm of 80 acres ~ Hrste2s
land small adobe house, barn, co-rais, &c
$, Young orchard; situated OH county M
n eight m les north OF this city.
,6 40. A farm of 40 acres, house Of u
h rooms. aituated miles northwest OF peses
. Bang corner This is surrey g
gs% go; FIyE-ACRE LOTS CLOSE TO CIT
S, = tuli particulars as to prlc7 anc !0tai'
y can be had upou application at my ONCE
t HOUSES TO RENT.
10 HOUSE of four rooms, N blocks ea
IT of Main Street. ,-...,..u ..
IL 8. House of two rooms ana klIcEe a, Z
sc water. First South Street, Thirteenth na'
d, IL. House of five rooms, city Ws'eI'
sc block west OF Main Street. -.
40. House OF ten rooms, bathroom n, T. I;
1r CITY water and gas, on West Temp.e,12 ui0
Is, | from business -...-- 81 r.
IS 5. House OF two rooms, plenty o. u
x and water, Twenty-first Ward: -, a
10 9. House of two rooms and Kitchen q
water; close to business. ,---.,..,, u .
We s. House of thgee rooms, TTenletL =,
ty 10. House OF three rooms, entry &
iii Twelfth Ward, car line. nj
nv g New brick house o. three roons' cI
ID. to car line, Nv ntieth Ward -, -
1st IS. House of nine looms. oal -! ~
ok etc hot and cold water, excel.en. l5-sA-
I hood.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-19

hy the public eve and tongue, were
Socially viewed askance and regarded
a merely PLAYERS. Even in the Gays %
onr great sire, Shakespeare, tnose
octors only who wore the livery OF
some titled family were exempted from
the brand of vagabondsge, when Is; IN
trntb the cruel condition OF our Calling
the actor can hardly have perman-
at ehode Rut homeless as ne mas
hen as he may ever be in the pursuit
~ his vocation. which renders all put
y tartunste few nomadic, he has. de-
sn;te the evil eve of prejudice and the
+amntations that beset him, struggled
for and found, by the blessed hghl OF
civiIization. a welcome residence IN the
Affection of his fellow-beings.
at is not necessary to recount tne
saoldan opinions from all sorts OF
6eonle earned by theatrical artists OF
toNdav. From all quarters come re-
norris of homage paid to the refining IN
tuence OF the drama. " 49,,
like the great world itself, the thea
+ra has. of course, its evils; but as the
rasI world progresses slowly. perhaps
hut surely to a higher condition, Sc
snrelv does the mimic one advance auC
the merits and dement's OF the actor sr'
weighed as fairly as are those OF othe
mortals, his faults and his virtues q
impartially rewarded and his fame a
previously preserved:
In England S grand old Abbey lie som ON
of our illustrious leaders, Wnl uloi
ials of others of our craft ;! Ter
buried are honored there among nu
ments raised to those OF the n les
worth and station.
In far humber form this our modes
beacon shall denote the no less sacre
home of the poor player. to whom, wit
fervent prayers Tor Gods blessing. w
his brothers and sisters, dedicate II
token OF our affectionate veneration."
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PROPOSALS
For Building of Jail and JaiIor's Residence
for Salt Lake County, Utah Territory.
rHE COUNTY COURT OF SALT LAKE as

THE COUNTY COURT OF SALT LAKE Lane
County, Utah Territory, will receive ely
sealed proposals until II noon a Hf s S%Pg ai ISn
&c SidaUce 1excepting Steel and Iron work.
in accordance with drawings and sPeeGitf;ca
tons prepared by the Pauly Jail Building din
and and Manufacturing Company, st: LOUIS .9 IS,
Mo-, at which time bids VIII De 3Pe 11ii he he
Fpe seeifdi upon the building as whole, or
Warded, properly endorsed aud enclosed S1a,s to
j ohn C. Cutler, County Clerk, ConIt noa aSj !
Salt Lake Glty, where the ula" al
specifications can be seen. ,,1- :
The right TO reject any or all proposals Is
| reserved. .,..,o+ will he
Party or firm receiving G. e9n n6 Will oe
required to give bond 10 tuihI sahle'
d! oi00A JOHN c. CUTLER,
County Clerk.
Salt Lake City, June Sth, 1887.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-19

SENATOR SHERMAN seems to consider
himself a modern Samson, as he is try
inc to slaughter the Democracy with
.be iawbone OF an ass.-ALtG.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-19

Or THE 22d of this month England VIII
issne q shilling piece that is, an al
MIGHTY dollar. Imitation is species OF
9otterv-New York Herald.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-19

The next attraction booked at the
Theatre after Cromwell, is the famed
Jeffreys Lewis, who comes with the
gentleman she recently, captivated IN
San Francisco amid so much newspaper
eclGt. Mr.. Harry Mainhall. Jetfreys
Lewis is the best Forget Me Not on the
stage, and it is to be hoped she Will
favor us with that drama. She has the
coming holiday, July 4th.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-19

ENGLAND SAYS Of Turkey: 81 accept
the temporary occupation of Egypt
which you have affec ionately bestowed
upon me; now if you do not get all
the great Powers to express pleasure at
my occupation, l will do myself the
injury of protecting Egypt perma-
nently." The English policy in this
matter is, perhaps, suggested by the
strategy OF the deprayed youngster in
Punch, who remarks, to the horror o.
his doting grandmother, that he ha:
eaten the bag of cherries which she
has given him, and that if she does not
Immediately hand over sixpence he vii
swallow the stones.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-19

JACKSONVILLE Times-Union; The
calamity liars are abroad in the land.
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From another paper We extract the
remarks of Edwin Booth on this
notable occasion:
when the hymn was concluded the
President introduced Edwin Booth
whose appearance was the signal for a
long-continued and affectionate greet
ing. The great actor spoke briefly, but
with fervent f. cling and every ear was
bent to catch the sympathetic sentences
that slowly fell in rich, full tones from
his lips.
"CoMRADrs: We are met here to day
for very noble purpose-the cause OF
our assembly is hallowed one, worthy
of the highest eulogy, and feel but toe
keenly my inefficiency for the part with
which you have honored me: but ]
trust that the brevity of my discourse
will atone for its inadequacy.
ITO consecrate to our dead play
fellows a testimonial of our everything
sympathy for their trials and disap
pointment as well as of our recogni
ton of their worthiness, is duty W
owe not 10 alone them, but to ourselve
and to our deathless art.
Time has not grown so very oil
| since the most prominent ones OF on
profession, though admired and laude
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-19

AFRICA SENDS thousand dollars to be
used to convert England to Christianity
in her treatment of Ireland. Thls Is
reversal of missionary effort with ven-
geance
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-19

LET THE leading man lead out and IN
itiate the Primary movement with
boom.
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The Actors Monument.

The dedication of the monument
erected in the actors plot in Evergreen
Cemetery took place on Monday alter
noon. and was attended by very large
number of professional people, as well
as an immense crowd OF curious SIGHT
seers. The monument consists OF
tall granite shaft, simple IN style and
without ornamentation. The only in
scription on it is the date 1857" and
the initials "a. F." Mr.. A, NJ. Palmer
presided on the occasion, and delivered
a yery sensible and interesting address.
The Rev. DR.. Houghton, of the Little
Church Around the Corner, offered a
nraver. Mr.. Edwin Booth made few
Solemn remarks, and Mr.. Winter read a
noem write en- by himself for the occa-
sion. A hymn written by Mr.. George
Edgar Montgomery, and entitled in
the Eyergreens,' was sung by the choir,
which was composed of the chorus
from the McCauIl, Duff and Pyra-
mid opera companies, and the
Casino chorus. The dedicating COM
mittee consisted of Messrs. Marshall II
Mallory. E. Aronson, Fl. G. Miner, 81
G. Fisie and T. II. French. After the
dedicating exercises the monument anG
the assemblage were photographed by
Mr.. A, J. Roe, of the firm of Robinson
& Roe, and committee of the knight!
of Pythias placed large garland o
flowers on the shaft. The full enjoy
ment of the proceedings was somewha
marred by the fact that the stand
e which had been provided for the com
mittee, and also that for the spectator
, both gave way during the ceremonies
$ and although no one was injured, man
e ladies were, Of course, drt o ifull
frightened; and at one moment ther
was danger of panic. The afair, n
II doubt, brought out far larger numb,
" of people than was contemplated +
those having charge OF this detail of tt
IT ARRANGEMENTS, but the consequence
l. the careless performance of the wo
4 came perilously near resulting in di
- tressing manner.-Truth.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-19

"ovy WORD more" to the registered
voters: Vote.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-19
Leading Real Estate Agency in Ual
ESTABLISHED IN 1877.
LEWIS ?. KELSEY
Successor to Eli B. Kelsey,
Real Estate and Loan Agency,
Office, Nos. % and 81 E. First South street,
EAST OF DEgEREr NATIONAL BANK,
EAST OF DEsERET NATIONAL BANK,

ya,isd of Houses Lots Building Lots
in all Farms and farming LANDS also
Pope[t full list OF which will
s' fomnd at nav trouble to property FoIo~lng
a martial of property that l have Tor sale:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-19

RUrLAxD HeraId:-"Canon WILDER
force believes that the only way to
overcome the drink evil is a great rellg-
ions movement. Dealers will risk thai"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-19

BouLAxGER AND Lord Lansdowne
-b,ilifs are God-sends to the American
foreign correspondents. It's cold DAY
when either fails to Furnish material Tor
a scare head.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-19

READ THE Convention Call in this
issue and govern yourselves accordingly
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-19

ABILENE ReFector:-"Au observer says
8 woman can read deception in mans
eve, even in the dark. Of course she
can. That explains why he turns his
face to the wall upon retiring after an
unusually long session of his lodge"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-19

CLEVELAND PlaindeaIer:-" Perhaps the
reason OF Boston's cultured people going
wild over Queen Kapiolani was because
her skin is about the color Of baked
beans"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-19

ALAS, POOR Hermann. He could cause
men. women and policemen to appear
and disappear from the world OF VISION
at will; but he could not prolong his
own life single second.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-19

WILL THE gatheringof postmasters IN
Washington next December, to WORK
for the increase Of their own salaries
come within the Presidents definition
Of offensive partisanship
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-19

READERS OF the Omaha Heratd will
have to enlarge their coat pockets or
buy a gripsack in which to carry their
favorite paper. The Herald of last Sun
day covered forty-eight pages, contain
ing news from all parts of the country,
about as much general reading matter
as a magazine, many scores of columns
of advertisements and enough special
information about Nebraska and neigh
boring States to supply gazetteer. L
this sort of thing is to continue al
newspaper men will want to go west
New York Herald.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-19

ANOTHER PROPOSAL is made to amend
the constitution of France by changing
the method of electing Senators and
submitting them to universal suffrage.
This is the entering wedge for apropo-
sition for the abolition of the Senate.
If the change were accepted, France
would have two representative bodies,
both elected in the same way, and this
obvious superfuity would lead to the
dropping out Of one.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-19

Cromwell, with Mr.. Lindsay in the
title role, holds the boards next Friday
and Saturday. Mr.. Tullldge states that
tho clstumes will be new and historic
aIIv correct. In the cast will be Mr..
Cummings, Mr.. Taylor. Mr.. Bywater,
Carol Grouse and Miss Hayne, with sew
! eTal others.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-19

A NEBRASKA paper remarks that If
Wagner's music was played the same
wav in Paris as it is in Omaha, the
French are not to be blamed for rising
in righteous indignation and stoning
the performers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-19

CHICAGO Inter Ocsan:-"T The Gear oil
ALI the Russias would give almost one
half of his empire to be able to skip out
and 90 fishing with his wife ike the
President of the United States"
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BUFFALO C5ntmerciaL:-" oh, you
cruel thing!' exclaimed lady to gen
tIeman as he lifted a poodle over
brook by its tail, while at the same time
she swung her little child by one arm.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-19

rnpN OUT to the Primaries.
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SPRINGFIELD Republican," William
E. Chandler is the ablest and best
known Republican IN New Hampshire
never rising above the partisan, and
not always sustaining the level of the
man -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-19

IT IS getting to be hard lines indeed
when so stauuchIy Republican paper as
the, Arq9aaut begins to paragraph this:
when r. B. Hayes, of Fremont, Ohio,
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